One Another Survey

Nov 5

As we go through this series on One Another(s), I am realizing that one of the challenges to “one another-ing” at this time is our limited ability to gather, to linger over conversations, and to dive deep into each other's lives. I miss connecting with everyone in a foyer between services and hearing how we are doing; I miss connecting dinners; I am sad that we will not be doing our traditional “Wellspring Thanksgiving.” It is not the events themselves that I grieve, but missing the face to face times and listening to one another.

That is part of the reason we are doing the One Another Survey. It is a way to get a pulse of how all of us are doing, in order to intentionally create avenues to strengthen relationships, to be formed together in the way of Jesus and to create outreach opportunities within our community. (As we work with local and state restrictions on gatherings, of course!).

If you have not yet filled out the survey, would you do so in the next few days, please? It will really help us as we move into 2021.

You’ll notice that there are two surveys, a “couples” and a “singles.” If you are a couple, we would love it if both of you would fill out the survey. You can opt to do it via text or using the links provided. Both surveys ask similar questions about several dimensions of our lives and relationships. There are no right or wrong answers and what matters most is your honest feedback. And your feedback is completely anonymous, by the way!

Couples Survey